The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

, . r:. `..•. ~.~ by - rl►' Evan recovc• L, that a b - e fore jury . " 1 " his ch - Au& n. f e loy prohob l° ' n ; hi' jo int hatl. in (ode 11110 g. s ,joa rt of ti 4 )e jongel awl 11° edv'' t de- • 4' ("2 vlio w 34 rest'fit4j 3 •whiCU beset 's 6:111K- tl:e 4C iad d ni f. ecci"`"" he• b a t Co effec t fcr t( 1 pre• fer-: tes a ppre° ttuoi,Vo he' Oise wit" 1 lance 0 hi as 1116, of t e : iii ; a" 4 sat • iley.. co p y ess bSerilem, ilaCii ) g r (0. --, tlei) , bi:e r he• Jiii Le.'recl toq, " I ' l4 )ve - c . bOvic t ° !tnselve6 ---- 1; 13 ' riVC ;CS; tile)? ev'lY -1 " mitico• se al! iog 01;in i°‘1 ro Ve a r was e 1; !ffect-.. c i ter, a'ir - , retor et 001CeR • a• punt) , .Vsv • " uss • VxoglL • er B Vare,cr,,.` •necLio 2i Skint) Votti)24 , FitZ -I`' of BeVX; DirietZ, K cr.i?im" . 'rrnd ,f ( ~iln tit. 6410 •(;4' titat:co ly Crof t ' d 7z. s. pr. US. p'• Numßrit 5500:1 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING, April 30, will be performed the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr: K E MBI. E ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SID DONS. To which will be added, WE FLY BY NIGHT • Or, LONG STORIES. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Gallery as. Second Price is.—,Upper Gallery is. , Places for the Boxes be taken of Mr. Brandon, at Pie '''Ne'ry Box-Office, in Prince's- place, ' Hart-street, from Ten % ill four. The Doors will be opened at HalPpast Five, and the Play u eitin at Half past Six. „On Tuesday, All in the,Wrong • With Honest Thieves.— "n We ,, nesday, for the Benefit of the Fund for the Relief ( WAged and Infirm Adors, and the Widows and Children of Adors deceased, will be performed the Tragedy of Dou.- 14 , 5 Norial, Mr. C. Kemble, • Glenalvon, Mr. Cooke, ( Tri_.e'Strrn,. er , Mr. Kemble, Lady Randolph, Mrs Sid. (who has most kindly offered lier services on the oc f,33")lih and the Committee who, cimdud the InstitUtion, t 4 ve the pl easure t o announce,,that Mr. Braham and Ma rn Catalani have, in the handsomest manner, volunteered tir assistance, and will sing some of their most popular So ngs• T o which will be added, the Musical Farce of Lock anddKey• --On Thursday will be ailed a, Tragedy, in which s. Siddons will perforin.—On Triday, The Castle of An, Elie P u bli c Afe respe ctf u lly informed; that a new Musical 4 f t er-Piee'is in rehearsal, and wil t very soon be produced. . 4 , 11 akspea re s s -Hi s toric a l, Plays of King Henry the Eighth, • King John, ..ire in *preparation, with new Scenes, D resses; aril Dc.orations. LYCEUM THEATRE. till(ter the Sp ec i a l . l.i,. en se o t the LORD CHAMBER LA ~ rant7d for the pi,..setit Season to the joint applicatiotrof all Vat - ties Drincipall) interested.., HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM tti. Y of the late DR UR Y LANE THEATRE, 1 • 43 '.' 1 , THIS PRESENT EVENING, April2,B, aw, per. the C omedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. • . Sir Petei Teazle, Mr. WROUGIi TON ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. 1;0 WTON ; Sir Benjamin Backuite, Mr. MARSHALL; josepn suria.,..e, Mr—RUSSELL; Charles Surface, Mr. :VIE LVIN ; Crabtree ; Mr. P LN LEY • Mo,.es. Mr. 4 4V EWI - 1 'LER% Mr. HOLLAND; • Trip, Mr. DECAMP; Lady Miss DUN CAN ; , Lady SneerA,A! -, 4rs. [L RLOWE ; - , ' Maria, Alk , i . k.V.i; , ' - Mrs. Candour, ivlrs. ORDER. ' In Ad 111. a Song by Mr. j. SMITH. t rld of the Play 16th tune;, a new Comic ballet, called THE VILLAGE DOCTOR. 01 J - t mluosedby M FIcANCESCO ANTONIO MON. PNANI, a celebrated :41iine and rinial Grotesue aucer, front the Theatre at L ' ishan (his 6th appearan q ce 41 England). _ The Lover, Mr. ROBE ItT-; ' The Doctor, Mr. HOPE ; , • Tartar, Mr. MATHEWS; Ceutinel, Mr GUSSIO ; 4, e he"jootmarr, Tartar Knirewiuder, and Postilion, by 4onsienr FRANCESCO ANTONIO MONTIGNANti Rosa, Miss HARDING ; . Lisetta, Miss VALENCY. which will h. ntide-1, n Ma37:za! E.,i..ucaumiem, called MY GRANDMOTHER. Sir Mathew Medley, Mr. MADDOCKS; Vapour, Mr. DE CAMP ; Woodley, Mr. J SMI'l H ; Dicky Gossip,'Mr. M_ATH E Wg; _ Soufrance, Mr. WEWITZER ; Charlotte, Mrs. mATtiLws ; Florella, Miss DUNCAN. t 13, prise 6d o3 (es 6s. Second Price 35.-- Pit 3s. "6:1 Second Price 2s.— zs. - Second Price is: -Upper Gallery Is. Second ok t oxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Tce, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may als o be h a d 1 -,` v ,Me Boxes nightly: i'ne Doors will he ppened a t H a lf p ast Fi ve , an d t h e Pl ay - iti t n at Half past Six. .;;. Monday, The Maniac, or, The Swiss Banditti; with Dottia . r, and Hit or Miss l=-On Tuesday,. The - THE , PI 'DT SEAL, „ } red to the Memory of that upright Statesman, to whom "rit4in owes her 'lndepende,iiLe,, her Safety, and her ac knowledged Superiority over the enslaved and tiLtraded Na tions ot Europe. BEI - ASBRIt)GE respeetfully informs those b i who, sensible 'of such blessings, lament the loss of whose Councils pr cured them, that be has happily Iceeded in obtaining a corred Impression for SEALS, , N GS,„and. LOCKETS taken from Tiirnerelli's Bust, w l t lch is e s t eeme d' the best Likeness_ of the Right flan. I .LIANI (). too, Fleet.street. • SAVING aN FUEL. SLATERfs STEAM KITCHEN, combined with Roaster, and with or without a Hot Closet, on a new t es , , Ighly approved Construction, forms the most clean and 1 1 Cooking Apparatus in the INrorld ; the whol id eis upon si e poit simple Principle, performing, by the .a of one. It o T, Fire, the various Operations of Steaming, B o i;i ng , t4,„ a4tl ng, Stewing, .13Nking, and Broiling, at one, and the s n T, Ztitne. or to y,. doing away nearly all the L a b o ur . "Pense in common use. tCe.krences may be had from the Pr o p r i e t or. t o F am ili e s o f . .rtrst Respeelability. I Q Apparatus may be had of any size or form, according is e 'convenierice of situation, or the number o f Persons it tr.tti 4 rderl to cook for. One. that will stand in ,the compass f ir s quare yard, will be found large enough to dress Victuals o ; , e Plore than thirty - people. The PriAis moderate, and h rst 'olirth .ot the Savings arising from its use, will clear its tost in the course of one year. llr tilers received by . 011 N SLA "I'E R; the Patentee, in t..„ lll lngltam and at No. 49 Ratlibone-Oxf d place, Of - fee, I I -1‘ f ollowing was sent, to-Mrs. R I CH A R DSON, of Man (l,ester, by _the Reverend W. SILVESTE of Sanbach; n eshirr yi nnAm, 01/ have long wished me to send you the - CASE tw,„ or the CHI LI) I was mentioning to you ; the dr, i'statices are as follow : In April last, a Child b e l ong i ng k o l 4 lnes and Elizabeth Yates of Brookhouse.Green,near f; s l , l . l eton, was taken exceedingly ill, owing t o t h e cutt i ng o f dUV t i`"th. Such was the aka of alp disorder, that from a s.Y fine healthy b o y, about e l even mont h s o ld, h e was rq st,,'ed to a skeletOn, and entirely taken off his feet ; he had -1'1,(41 convulsion fits, and his death was hourly expOted. o tit cY se nt f or a Suceon, who launced his gums, but with 'l"Y good effea. They then applied fr the &MER- Aht.l SOOTHING. SYRUP ; a Friend 'ga o ve them •Half U a r on the first application of which the Child had fru ft,“,;'atc'ease, and before the whole was used, h e w as p er _ •.y restor ed. fl 4a ll ; 11 e Parents have since declared to the above Gentleman, tt,. l t was tiler firm belief rbis Medici i means, is i o r tiand of God,.of saving their Chi be Lad of the Prtyrietors, I,ll:„(sfi,lirairtiiliistii- ; eer, Oxford - street ; an " Mrs. Rkhaidson, :thd u 4 the e. j ), 11 Nieclichie Venders in town an " ‘ e ) ior ready motley. NT. Q.! 4L C 4 V T -NT ', i 1 . . 4 , 6 SA TU R, DA F, APRIL 28, 1810. INTENDED STAMFORD [UNCTION NAVIGA- TION ©T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB /. 1 SCRIBERS to this Undertaking, convened by public Advertisement,• : held at the city of London Taverri,l3isheps. gate-street, on Friday the 27th April, ISte, GERARD N_. - NOEL, Esq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :- 1. That until the passing of the Ada 'Parliament, every Subscriber to the intended Stamford function Navigation have votes at General. Meetings, in proportion to their num. ber of shares originally subscribed for. 2. That a Committee be eteded for the procuring of the At of Parliament, and for the general management of the Undertaking, with power to draw on the Bankers or Trea. surers, for such sums of money as May be necessary for de fraying the expences of, the concern previous to and attend- • ant,upon the ACI of Parliament ; such Committee to con tinue until the first General Meetingof Proprietors to be held under the authority of the At of Parliament. 3. That the said Committee do consist of twelve persons, the qualifications for whom shall be, that they are. Original .Subscribers for not less than Ten' Shares, and that.five be a__ quorum ; and that all checks or drafts upon the Bankers or Treasurers be signed by five of the Cornmitttee. 4. That no Officer of the Concern be eligible to be on the . Committee. That Gerard N. Noel. Esq. j. Jepson Oddy, Esq. John Orde, Esq. Solomon Davies, Eiq. John Hunter, Esq. Liam Heygate, Esq. James Heygate, jun. Esq. .J. Stock.. dall, Esq. Alex. ; Anderson, Esq. Geo. Watts, Esq. Nath. Jarman, Esq. Tim. Standfield, Esq. be the Committee for condtidin::, the said undertaking. 6: That the Committee be empowered to add to their num ber other persons qualified (holding not' lass than ten shares) not exceeding twelve persons, if they shall find it expedient :o do so. 7: That the •Committee be empowered to elegy} one 'or more Treasurers, and to employ such Solicitors, Clerks, and other Officers, as - may in their opibrion be necessary. 8. That the Committee be instruled, an are hereby em powered, to vest such part of the Subscriptions already paid, or which may hereafter be received, in Exchequer 1.11:1s, or Other Government Securities, as they may think expedient. 9. That the Committee have power to call General Meet-. .ings 01 the Subscribers.' to. That 'the. Committee be empowered to delegate such part of'their authority as may appear Jo I hem expedient to any . part of their body, nut less than five, to enable them to act. tr. That in case of a vacancy by death or resignation, such vacancy be filled up by the Committee, until th:. next Gene ral Assembly of Proprietors, who may confirm or annul the the same, or 641 any other person in lieu thereof. 12. That the thanks of th:s Me;iing be given to J. J EP SON 01:1DY, rsq. for his arduous ZM.anti attention in pro moting the success of this undertaking. • • G. r. , l*. NOEL, Chairman.' The Chairman having left the Chair, the. Thanks of this Meeting were unaiii:nnusly given , to him, for his arfluous zeal and attention in promoting the success of - this uniertaking, and also tor his impartial conduct in the Chair this day. A nd , that the above kesoliations be inserted, in the Times, Morning Post, Morning Chronicle ; Step, Star, Courier, and in the three Stamfoid Newspapers. B"H,Sold TWENY the Iwo last Lotteries, 9; Charing. cross. ' LAST Lo FTERY, Valentine's Day, 14th I•ebri.Lny, zBlo. z Prize - - zo,cc* I - 5,000 ( CAPITAL PRIZES in in Sha►es, at 4, Cornhill, and LATE LOTTERY, Drawn, 20th October, 2 Prizes of £20,000 I 5,000 3 2 8 Capitals. 7 . 3-• - - - 12 CapitniS. 1, coo sco ICKETS and SHXRES' for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins and ends on the Bth of jUN E,, are now selling as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual number of Money Prizes, besides which the Contrador gives FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OP4OO WHOLE TICKETS, by which a Single Ticket may gain upwards of too,oool and a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas.—Shemes to be had, with parti culars, at 4. Cornhill, or 9, Charing-cross, London. YTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir 1..:d JAMES BIZ ANS'COMB, has the pleasure of announc ing to his Friends,and the Public, the LOTTEIeY which draws Bth !UNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adven turer for so-small a risk. four Packets of Tickets, One Hundred in each Packet, are to- be giun.by the Contra&ors to the fortunate Holders of the Virst-drawn Prize above r5l, when a Ticket may gain upwards of too,oo o l. and Shares in proportion. EYTON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets, No. 7,081, producing . nearly 4000 i. and No. 3,618, 1 producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respeaive Holders, who received for each Six teenth 1,5471. i6s. 3d. E. 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VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND GREAT TYTHES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM .HANDY, • , At the Golden-Cross Inn, iit BromSgrove, on Monrlay„ the 7th of May, Ole, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, sub. je& to Conditions to-be then prduced, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; corn ! 'prising the I M PRO P lATE RPCTOR Y or PAR_ SON AG Eof STOK E-P RI OR, in the County of Worcester; which consists of about twenty-three Acres or•Glebe Land, and Tythes of Corn and Grain arising or increasing. upon ppwards poi) Acres of •Lana, withid the Parish of Stoke l'riur aforesaid, being the whole of the Tytheable Lands within the same Parish." • "Che above Estate is held under the Dean p..id Chapter of Worces'ter, by Lease, for twenty-one years. renewable every s 'veil, at 'a moderate Fine, and which was renewed in No vember last. Stoke--Prior is situated near , to the Market-Towns of Bromsgrove and DroirWich; being not More than. one mile -from the Aopnet and three, from the latter ; and the Line of the. Worcester and Birmingham Canal runs through the Parish. The Lands are very rich and productive, and it is Considered one of the finest Wheat Parishes in the County of Worcester. . Mr. Chailes rarrott, of the Brick-House; in Stoke-Prior, appoint a Person to shew the Parish ; and printed Par ticulirs may be had at . the Hop-Pole Inn, Worcester ; the Golden. CIW3, bromsgrove ; the George Inn, Bewdley ; at Gairaw'ay's Coffee-hot:A Cornhill, London ; of MOsrs. Lenb ,w and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's. I nn, London ;, oldie Auctioneer, Worcester; and of Mr. Bury, Attorney -at-Law, Bevvcliey, whey a Map of the Parish may he seen. I his . Day was ptiblished, price is. 6d. , - T,ETTEI.I.to the CONDUCTOR 'of the CRI LITII.'AL REV' EWi ontpe subjeci of- RELIGIOUS TO I. E RATION ; with.occasional Remarks on the Doc trines of the Trini - y and the Aton'ement. • By HERBERT - MARSH, D. D. F. R.'S. . • Margaret Professor of Divinity. ' Sold by F. C,. and I. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; i. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and 1. Deighton, Cambridge. Of Ml= may d'e had, price 3s. The First- Part of Dr, Marsh's Course. of Divinity Le,:tureS. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. - • ,„ , • No. 9, New Bridge-stre e t ,DiSCKlti3TS. ICONSIDER it but 'an as of justice due to the meriisot your • LEAK E's PATENT P I I. LS, - to com municate to you,the following Cure which has'receritly been performed by them : —An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of.ati old Venereal Complaint (attended by tl complication of disorders arising therefrom); was reducecl!al most to a skeleton ; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could• be procured which seemed to suit Ins‘case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re duced and . .pitiable situation for two years, unable to tolhitv his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in faCt, no one who knew him ever supposed it pos f•ible for him to recover., •He was advised at last to . try your d.eake's Pills ; he did so, adhering strictly to the direttior.s given with them, lie had nor taken more Nan two boxes hetirre he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged him.to proceed, and by taking a few boxes More he : found his appetite 'and strength gradually return, amid is now as healthy and stout as si;y man I know., You are wehlome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it shoUld be doubted, I' am Sir, your obedient !whittle servant, Library, Folk stone. PURDAY. - - Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAY LOA, Member of the ltoyal . College of Silvans, London, at his ILouse. No. 5, New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, irt a praeticepagicularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Genera tion in . both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy vt hiCh men of his profession shoulci always observe, he flatters him self; the advice and assistance he gratuitously aziministers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a (Es_ cerning' P üblic - , as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. „ ; Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St. Al ban's -street, Pall-Mall ; the To)shup, No. 103, Oxfool street ; Mr. Disboroi,gles, No. 7, ;' Mr. Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Dviiald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Bull,,Daine_strcct, Dublin ; M r. Bißinge's, Li -verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable I'own in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only zs. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain di redions, whereby persons.of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. - N. B. Every B?x sold m Great Britain is sealed up. with a stamp, on which, by favour of the CommiJsioners, is printed at the Stamp-office, " T, Tayloi, No. 9, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is Felony, anthill others are cuunterfcits. T " Vr" , k I t LPRICE lIXPENCE lIALITtNN CONTRACT FOR CAST IRON BALLAST. Navy—Gyhee, Apil 2.1 , igto.. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS , SIONERS of His ,MAYESTI"S NAPY ao bere3 e Notice, thai on I - Yednesc/ffy the gth of ill ay next, -Qt One they will he ready to beat with - such Persons as may be willing ,to Contract for supp6.ing his. Majesty's several DockTards, or any MC or morc of then:, with CAST-IRON BALLAST. A ferns of the Tender May be seen a! tliis price, No Teid, r will be received after One un the day o f Tfr eau', ncr any noticed, unless the Pal or an Agent Pr him, attends. Every :lender must be accontanied ly a Lever addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tr ndering, inlbe sun: of cool, for the due perlormanee'of the Ccntract. TRANSPORT' 01'f' ICE, . . April 7, 'Sta. THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT S ERPICE, for taking Care of Sick at7oty'au:noted Scinen, and fir tly , Care and Cuttody of Prisoners of War, herehy give Notice, that !hey quill he ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the Istb of May, iSin, to receive sealed 7'en:iers, and neat with such Persons at may willing to contraft for VICTUAL LING latispners of. Wit in health, at Cba:ham, for Six Months certain Pm the is, of July next. ' No Tendir will be received after One u'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any rstice,i,, unless the Party, or an Agent .fir him, personally attend. Each Tender must be acc•mpanied by a Letter from two respectabk Perrone, engaging to become bouyd with the Person tendering, in the Sum of zoool. Jr the due performance of' the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office; . 07" 10 Capt. Hutchinson, Chatham: TRANSPORT-OFFICE, April 12, eiro. ; r HE CO..)IMISSIWYERS for Conduaing -- MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SLRPIOE, Jr taking Care of Sick and Initnded Seamen, ated for the (are' and Custody of Prisoners of War, do berebj - give Notice, that they he ready, at this Office, on Thursday, the loth of May, ISt°, to" receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pelson: as may ht wiling to co/vat:for suppiiing the undermentioned Articles, for - Twelve Months cettain. Coats, Waistcoats; and Trowsers, Navy Bedding, consisting of if ail Bed, Pillow,_Sheets and Night Caps—for Sick and Wounded Seamen. . " Coats, Waistcoats, and Trowsers, Paillasses, and Bolster Cases—fur Sick Prisoners of War. Flannel Waistcots and Drawers, Linen DraWers, Coverlets, Stockings, and Culled flair—for both Services. No Tender will be received after One o'Cleck on ily Toewj, ,61' any ndicei, unlesS tl , e Patty, or an Agent for him, pet tonal ! :y ,attend. Each Tender must be acc , stenpanied by a Letter Jr:o , -A two respellable Perseas, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of fool, for the due performance of eke Contraci. • Farthee Particulars may be known by applying at this Office ; and Samples ma_y be seen at the Storekeeper-Gcnerd4s, Quay. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, //pi/ iB, di OP • HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111 S JEST 's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals be re'eived at their Office, in Paii-Mall, on or • before Mondry, the 3oth day of April inst. from such Perron: as may be willing to undertake the Supply of PIG I. EA D, for Service of this Department, for a - period of Six MonthsfreM 3d of AL!) , next. • .• A Specimen of the Lead to be supplied may he viewed upon • aiplicatiOn to the Campo oiler of, the Rya! Laboraioty at incl.: wich ; and further - Particular!: together with tie Toms and conditio,s of the Contract, orgy be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, art . ), howien the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and indorfed, " Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but no Proposal can be admitted'after the said 3oth inst. at Twelve o'clock at Amon of the same Sly ; neither will any Tender be noticed,. unless the Party - making it, or an Agent in his &Ail', shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Sec. A CERTAIN DISEASE. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called G uTTA SA LUTA R S,. may be depended on to be a certain, sate, and. speedy cure for the most inveterate' Venereal Disease., Gleets, Ulcers, Piens and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its, operation is by urine and i n se ns ibl e p ersp i rat i on: A slight _ case is4;eneratly cured in a few days; imd a confirmed Lues in ir.stabit, titne. • 'lnveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Rheumatisms, raids, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, 'ate speedily- reinaved by these safe 'and salutary drops. They require nothing to w,irk them off,- no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them'- ulay de vend on -a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They-cause no sickneSs, .and pa tient may go about his or her business without the least (tan .gel'. The large quantities that are daily "sold tor exportation ,and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every ot h er - „ medicine iu the known world. Sold by .tppointment of Pr. -Freeman at Mr, I:Stith - Ws, 4, Cheapside, comer of Pa ternoster,row ; and retail by one or more Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at as. yd. 'and 4s. 6d. each, with ample directions.,, 1.:"Ul4E,O11, STONE AND GRAVEL. R PERRY Sumo!) No 9 Southampton-street, • NI R. , „, , • Bloomsbury- square, Proprietor of A DRAIS's S 0 L VEN T, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GR A -VE L in the BLADDER or K I D.N LYS; acquaints the Pub lic, that he has-for some.years devoted his whole. professional attention to the above Diseases. He maybe - consulted at his own House on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. tzs. and ii. 2S. Stamps hie:hided, two of which last never fail to coma. .the.calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevent 'the concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary life. The' re cent and remarkable Cure of a Friend of Mr. whittle, Fleet street, in the 'confirmed Stone, is another instance, among vast numbers, of the efficacy of this Remedy. &old also at Bacon and Co's, No. go, Oxford-street, and ;t Bolton's, 'front of the . Royal Exchange, - the Author's " Dis quisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, priOe Is. 6d., containing many extraordinary Cases, some of per.. fed recovery, even after the operation hang been' e4olved on, may be had at all the Booksellers. *; --i , V 4 A-